Sign up for our monthly newsletter Email: Name: INTRODUCTION PALMING TRICKS WITH COINS TRICKS WITH COMMON OBJECTS TRICKS WITH CUPS & BALLS TRICKS WITH HANDKERCHIEFS CHINESE TRICKS TRICKS AT TABLE TRICKS WITH CARDS GENERAL REMARKS THE TABLE & DRESS SLEIGHTS & PROPERTIES FOR GENERAL USE TRICKS WITH CARDS TRICKS WITH HANDKERCHIEFS & GLOVES TRICKS WITH COINS MISCELLANEOUS THE CORNUCOPIAN HAT TRICKS WITH WATCHES & LIVE STOCK SHAM MESMERISM, CLAIRVOYANCE, etc. FINAL INSTRUCTIONS	Method 2. The Finger Palm The coin is held between the thumb and forefinger, and the latter then slid aside, so that the coin rests upon the side of the middle finger. The forefinger then takes the place of the thumb, and the coin is held as in Fig. 3. The action is simplified if the coin is held in the first instance between the thumb and middle finger, but it looks awkward and suspicious. This method will be found particularly adapted for concealing coins of the size of a shilling and less. Larger coins should not be treated thus, except in emergencies, when anything is allowable.